international space station. but the trip home was more like a cosmic roller coaster ride. the module landed on its side after doing sommelie somersault the way home. they landed safely. we're glad their back on terra firma. hannity is next. welcome to the special edition of "hannity, jihad in america." for the entire hour, we're going to examine the growing threat of jihad in the u.s. the latest is only an example of how the jihadists want to destroy your way of life. let's take a look. >> and we've just gotten word of not one, but two, explosions near the finish line of the boston marathon.

>> we have someone attacking someone in the building. >> tonight terror in the heartland. the fbi is investigating a brutal beheading in moore, oklahoma after the suspect's coworkers revealed he had been trying to convert them to islam. >> we have a woman in our customer service department. >> we encountered the first victim and did sever her head. >> you are looking right at the man accused of killing four marines right here on community soil. >> we are treating this as an act of domestic terrorism. >> they're after that guy. they're after that guy. gunshots, gunshots! >> multiple shots fired. >> we have 14 people that are confirmed dead in this incident.

>> the fbi will not rule out terrorism as a possible moeftiv in today's deadly shooting rampage. >> oh, my god, they're all shooting back and forth. >> we have shots fired. they are requesting you to stay back. >> breaking right now, gunfire erupting inside an orlando nightclub. >> i just could smell the ammo in the air. i'm like, this is a gun, this isn't fireworks. we need to leave. >> we know enough to say this is an act of terror and an act of hate. >> unfortunately those terror attacks are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the threat that isis poses on america. now the numbers are absolutely shocking. according to the fbi, there are isis-related cases now in all 50 states, over 1,000 active investigations. now since 2014, 19 people have been charged under federal law in isis-related cases.

in five of those people have been convicted by juries. in that same time frame, there have been 27 isis-linked plots to attack america. these numbers are disturbing. 250 americans have traveled or attempted to travel to syria to literally join the islamic state. and 300 americans or u.s.-based individuals are spreading isis propaganda on line or are engaging with isis-aligned individuals on social media. here with reaction tonight, fox news middle east analyst and foreign policy adviser to donald trump, ali ferris, and fox news strategic lieutenant colonel ralph peters. we've now had 94, colonel, 94 americans on american soil killed since 9/11. our department of homeland security bans the term jihad and shria because they say it is too respectful. the department of homeland security says those right wingers pose the same threat as islamic extremism.

jeh johnson, department of homeland security, now thinks guns are an issue. that's an homeland security issue. now they've secured nearly 300,000 immigrants of illegal immigrants who overstay their visas and almost never get caught, according to security, and the muslim population has grown over 10% in the last decade. is this a problem we're not paying attention to? >> we're certainly not paying sufficient attention to any of the problems you've cited. what we've got are the bans in our government and the military using terms such as jihad, islamist terror. that is censorship. that is double speak and it actually hampers our efforts. we just need to get serious. here's what we absolutely must do. stop focusing only on individuals. we got to do that. but the guerrilla swims in the

sea of the people while the terror hides in the swamp of the people. we need to go not just after individuals, we need to crack down on the hate mosques, on the islams who preach hate and anti-semitism. get them out. we absolutely need to crack down on jihadi porn, webb sites and chat rooms that we 100% know they are inspiring americans to kill americans. >> wally ferris, phares, 60 att against us over the past few years. the heads of the fbi and others have been concluding that we are facing up to 50 activities in 50 states. it's not that we are at war with the jihadists, they are at war with us. my concern is that the

penetration of the jihadists not just of isis, all kinds of jihadists over the united states, it's not just the past 10 years. it's been happening since the late '60s and '70s. the brotherhood has been moving and thgs tis is the infrastruct forming the politicization. >> and tanks, f-16s and a billion dollars, they refer to israelis and jews as descendants of pigs. but i want to shift tie politic -- to a political question, and bear with me, if you may, as i go through this list. hillary clinton has been bought and paid for by countries that abuse the rights of women, gays, lesbians, christians and jews. we'll put up on the screen as we talk about this, dr. peters. i'm talking about saudi arabia

and kuwait and jihad and cutter, how they treat women. she's taken millions from these countries. how can she claim the mantle as a champion for minority rights, lesbian rights, gays and lesbians, women rights and take money from these people? >> money and power is what's important to hillary clinton. donald trump's romanticization of islam, she's totally divorced from reality. hillary is not divorced from reality. she's got a tight grip on it. >> so she sold out. >> she sold out -- >> is this blood money? >> it's bloody money, and what's pathetic, sean, they not only sold out, but in the great scheme of things, they sold out cheap. >> why did women support her? why did gays and lesbians

support her? >> he had the courage to say, we aren't going to take people from your country because of the horrible practices against minorities. walid? >> what concerns me, of course there is this issue of donations coming to the private incident. what concerns me is the policy of mrs. clinton when she was in the state department. policies of backing islamists in tunisia, blood regime in egypt and backing up of all of that, the iran deal. we know what the iran regime is doing to gay and ss and to othe. >> colonel peters, they gave 150 billion to iran, they created the vacuum for the emergence of isis in iraq and syria, they let gitmo terrorists go free back onto the battlefield, they gave money to the former mohamed

morsi, former brotherhood president. how could you be so wrong so orch and t often and the issue of syrian refugees on top of it? >> obama is an ideolog, and what escapes me is the willingness to abandon groups such as the christians in the middle east. we've watched 2,000 christians in the middle east has been all but ie rad indicated and none of them care. we're in agreement that this has been a betrayal, not only of united states and america, but of values, christianity, judism and civilization. >> thank you both for being with us as we get started on the special edition of "hannity"

coming up next. >> there is no humanity to the phrase radical islam. it's a critical talking point. >> president obama lashing out at republicans for daring to criticize his strategy for defeating isis. we're here with reaction. also tonight -- we have to stop, on a temporary basis, at least, but we have to stop people from pouring into our country. we have to stop it. >> in the aftermath of the orlando terror attack, donald trump blasts the plan to let even more syrian refugees into the country, especially because our intelligence officials are warning that isis will infiltrate the population. that and more on the special edition of humanity: jihad in america continues. ♪

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live from america's election headquarters. belgian police raiding dozens of homes as part of an anti-terror investigation. authorities arresting 12 people and saying it appears an attack was imminent. three of those suspects have now been charged with a tip to commit terrorist offenses. meantime, four top officials including the country's prime minister are now receiving special protection after

unspecified threats. a state of emergency in california as a fast-moving brush fire triples in size, destroying dozens of homes and now threatening hundreds more. the inferno just west of santa barbara has grown to 6,000 acres with only 20% containment so far. conditions are expected to get worse with gusty winds and extreme heat coming. we'll see you at the top of the hour. for a while now, the main contribution of some of my friends on the other side of the aisle have made in the fight against isil is to criticize this administration and me for not using the phrase "radical islam." we now have proposals from the presumptive republican nominee for president of the united states to bar all muslims from

emigrating to america. if we fall into the trap of painting all muslims with a broad brush and imply that we are at war with an entire religion, then we are doing the terrorists' work for them. >> mr. president, nobody said we're at war with all of islam, number one, and by the way, donald trump is talking about a temporary ban. because he's listening to your intelligence officials that you're ignoring. welcome back to the special edition of "hannity jihad in america." that was the president talking about being criticized for not using the phrase "radical islam." the president's refusal of recognizing one of america's greatest threats, is it putting you and your family at risk? joining us, the president of islamic reform for democracy and analyst k. t. mcfarland. i want to examine this president as it relates to christianity,

judism and islam. nicholas kristof talked about the time obama was in jakarta at a muslim school, and he said the following in the "new york times." he said, mr. obama recalled the opening lines of the arabic call to prayer, reciting them with a first-rate accent. in a remark that seems delightfully uncalculated, ittle give alabama voters heart attacks, mr. obama described the call to prayer as one of the prettiest sounds on earth at sunset. let's hear him versus his words of >> the united states is not, and never will be, at war with islam. isil is not islamic. no religion condones the killing of innocents and the vast majority of isis victims have been muslim. i do reflect on the fact that as a christian, i am supposed to love. and i have to say that sometimes

when i listen to less than loving expressions by christians, i get concerned. >> all right, doctor, i'll start with you. it seems the president will thread every single solitary needle to praise islam and make historical statements that are factually inaccurate, but it's always the crusades and the terrible deeds done in the name of christ. by the way, the crusades were a reaction of christians to the muslim hostility and taking of christian lands, so historically he's off. but how -- what do you make of that? >> well, sean, i have to tell you, it's basically this self-righteous in dig natidigna by the way, he is the one taking islam to be presented by the islamic mafia of the saudi arabia government, of qatar, of

turkey, of the brothers of the homenus. he is the one that isn't able to have debates of reform, to use the r word. once he names it, the access of homeland security would shift from countering violent extremism to countering violent islamism where the father that supported the taliban of omar mateen, where violent homophobia is a precursor to homophobia or violent anti-semitism is a precursor to anti-semitism. as long as you don't call it islamism, we can wait before we call it violent. if you call it islamism, then they can use the precursor ideas when they are non-violent, yet anti h ant

anti-cursor and anti-semitic. >> so many muslims will be viewed as apostles and it is dead in islam. all the money, all the connections that hillary gets from these countries that persecute women and lesbians and gays and christians and jews. they buy her silence. but more importantly, both hillary and obama created the opening of isis in iraq and syria, they released prisoners from gitmo, they give mohamed morsi a very anti-semitic muslim brotherhood. they gave him tanks and weapons and money, and they gave iran $100 billion. they're on the wrong side every time. she's on the wrong side every time. why? >> she's taking blood money. that is blood money. >> that is blood money. >> that is blood money, because she's using that to further her

political ambitions, to pay for her campaign so she can become president of the united states and do what? protect the american people? president obama is not protecting the american people. in fact, with the political correctness and the refusal to say those words, what has he done? >> why is it important to say those words? >> it's important for two reasons. one, because he doesn't say those words, in fact, he says just the opposite. every time there is an incident, a terrorist attack, he says, we really regret this terrible loss of life, and by the way, we have to be really careful that we don't slip into criticizing muslims or homophobia. what message does that send? that sends the message that whatever you do, don't report it. whether it's san bernardino, whether it's the ft. hood shooter, whether it's orlando, there were people who were suspicious. >> we had the founder of the dhs on the program last night, and he told the story of how he was literally told to scrub, dr. s

jasser, scrub the name of muslims that had suspended terrorist ties once obama came into office in 2009. why? >> because he needs the president and homeland security. the way they're operating by not naming it, they have to scrub everything that gets us to treat muslims like adults, get us to treat them with tough love and say, you have to recognize you have a problem domestically and abroad, but they wanted to enable the continued avoidance of the real tough love we need to reform. they don't want to address the theocracy of islam. they want to say it's a drug problem, problem. it's the patriots that will die for theocracy versus those of us who would die for the liberty of

america. tonight -- >> we have to stop on a temporary basis, at least, but we have to stop people from pouring into our country. we have to stop it. >> so in the wake of the orlando terror attack, donald trump slams the idea of welcoming in more syrian refugees because our intelligence community says isis will infiltrate. that's coming up. and later tonight -- >> i will put a team together from across our government, the entire government, as well as the private sector and communities to get on top of this urgent challenge. >> as president, i will give our intelligence community, law enforcement and military the tools they need to prevent terrorist attacks. >> donald trump, hillary clinton offering up very different views on how to fight isis. we'll check in with monica crowley and ron williams. they'll be here with reaction. that and more on the special edition of "hannity: jihad in america" as we continue.

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and welcome back to this special edition of hannity, jihad in america. this week donald trump continued to call for a temporary ban of foreign muslims and syrian refugees coming to america. watch this. >> we have to stop, on a temporary basis, at least, but we have to stop people from pouring into our country. we have to stop it. until we find out what the hell is going on. it's common sense. you're letting people in from syria. they have no documentation. we don't know where they come from, really. this could be the all-time great trojan horse. >> for months now top u.s. intel and national security experts and officials, they have been warning us that isis will infiltrate the syrian refugee population. watch this. >> would that bring in syrian refugees pose a greater risk to americans? >> it's clearly a population of

concern. >> the concern is in syria, the lack of our footprint on the ground in syria that the databases won't have the information we need. it's not that we have a lack of process, there is a lack of information. >> i don't put it past the likes of isil to infiltrate operatives among these refugees. >> we can only query against that which we have collected. if no one has made a ripple in the pond in syria that would get their identity or interest reflected in our database, we can clear our database until the cows come home, but there will be nothing show up because we have no record on that person. >> we should be conscious of the potential that daesh may attempt to embed agents within that population. >> here now with reaction from act for america, and security expert and analyst, ari aramesh

is with us. we just heard from our director of national intelligence teams, we just heard from fbi director comi, and we heard from general john allen, and they all said the same thing. as has happened in belgium and france, isis stated also publicly that they will infiltrate the refugee operation to bring harm to americans. i support donald trump's temporary ban, and until we can vet them properly, we should not let any of them in. we can take care of them in safe zones, food, medicine, water, supplies, cots, baby formula and whatever they need and military protection, but not in america. tell me why you would be willing to gamble with the lives of americans. >> well, let me ask you a question in two prongs. first of all, the refugees that come to europe and the refugees

that come to the u.s., two completely different populations. >> you just heard from our top intelligence -- >> no, the point is -- >> you just heard from top american officials. they all said the refugee population will be infiltrated by isis. why would you gamble with the lives of americans? answer. >> refugees that come through the u.s. have to go through a state department interview, fbi interview, department of homeland security and a department of defense interview. it takes about two years before they get here. it's not like europe. >> that's not true. under obama, it's a three-month process. >> we started that process two years ago. that's not true, sean. >> okay, a three-month process. i ask you this. let's say it's an isis-trained member going through the interview, and he's been trained by his fellow terrorists how to deal with the interview. how do you ascertain who comes here for genuine relief from a civil war versus those that want to bring harm to america? how do you ascertain

definitively what's in their heart? how do you do that? >> and that's exactly why you can't have a religious litmus test to process that. i'm a secular scotch-collecting, wine-drinking american, and my america doesn't fight religious wars. my america doesn't start religious litmus tests. >> stay on point and focus. how do you ascertain if a syrian refugee has an isis mindset or if they really want freedom? how can you tell? and is it possible to tell? >> you can't do this systemic gogary is pandering to the racist far right. >> intelligence officials and isis all tell us -- sir, it's not your turn. they tell us isis will infiltrate our population and this guy is willing to gamble with the lives of our fellow americans. i'm not willing to do that. >> we're not willing to do that.

isis has already infiltrated the syrian refugee population that came to europe. isis already came out and said we put 4,000 praifsoperatives i refugee operation. we know that refugees that will be imported will be imported out of the refugee camps. the difference is we don't fn their names are real or not, whether their passports are real or not, and there is no way we can vet them. plus, we can put them in a neighboring country that can take care of them. why should we take syrian refugees? who says we should take terrorists and bring them to america? >> let me ask you this. isn't it part of isis' strategy to teach and indoctrinate those to get past any vetting process? isn't that part of their training, their military training, their terrorist training? >> yes, it is part of their training.

and isis has become so sophisticated in their training that they surpass us in the way they train their operatives to lie, to deceive, to blend. we have already seen the writing on the wall in germany. >> then they're giving talking points. all right. i appreciate it. i won't gamble with the lives of the american people and i don't think we should. thank you both for being with us. up next on this edition of hannity. >> i will put a team together across our government, the entire government, as well as the private sector and communities to get on top of this urgent challenge. >> as president, i will give our intelligence community, law enforcement and military the tools they need to prevent terrorist attacks. >> donald trump and hillary clinton have completely different plans on how to defeat isis. monica crowley and juan williams will be here to react to the

action. do they need to do more to combat the rise of islam in america? that and more in this special edition of "hannity: jihad in america" as we continue.

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live from america's election headquarters, i'm thera neville. people facing scenes like this in virginia, trees falling on cars, causing heavy damage. more than 75,000 people remain without power. but it is expected to be restored by tomorrow night. the national weather service says the storm was strong but not a tornado. and a massive search under way for a dangerous ex-gitmo detainee who escaped his government supervision and vanished into thin air. the obama administration released jihad dihab about two years ago and he was supposed to be living in uruguay. but government officials there believe he may have slipped out of the country somewhere near the brazilian border.

i'll see you at the top of the hour along with greg jarrett. now i'll take you back to "hannity: jihad in america." >> i will put a team together from across our government, the entire government, as well as the private sector and communities to get on top of this urgent challenge. >> as president, i will give our intelligence community, law enforcement and military the tools they need to prevent terrorist attacks. >> as president, i will make identifying and stopping lone wolves a top priority. >> i will have an attorney general, a director of national intelligence, and a secretary of defense who will know how to fight the war on radical islamic terrorism. >> as president, i will work with our great tech companies from silicon valley to boston to step up our game. >> when it comes to radical

islamic terrorism, ignorance is not bliss. it's deadly, totally deadly. >> and welcome back to the special edition of "hannity: jihad in america." that was hillary clinton and donald trump explaining how they would defeat isis if elected president. clearly, there is a lot at stake in november. here now, the author of "we the people," who has reshaped the founding father of america. it even has conservatives in it. juan williams and monica crowley back with us. monica, i want to start with you. you have discussed this at length. i'm going to rescroll what i put up earlier in the program today, and that is hillary clinton and the clinton foundation and the clinton library, saudi arabia where they took money from, and brunei where they took money from and cutter and nigeria. up until this week, they bought

her silence. not a peep out of her about the mistreatment of women, the mistreatment of gays and lesbians, the mistreatment of christians, the mistreatment of jews. how do you make the case when she has been sold her soul for this money from these countries? >> mrs. clinton has a lot of overwhelming challenges and problems going into this general election, but i think one of the biggest ones, what ois her incr hypocrisy hypocrisy. the clinton foundation has accepted between 30 to $40 million from regimes that systemically persecute and oe press women, namely saudi arabia. she has always championed herself on the support of women and jews. these are regimes that routinely

persecute and opress women. they are often beaten in public if they go out without a male escort. she had no trouble taking money hand over fist by these regimes, while on the other side of her mouth saying she is a pioneer for women. if you really believe that, they should have refused to take another dollar for any of these kind of regimes. >> they've been taking this money for years. juan, i know you really well, but i was sincere in saying i really do like the book. it was great. >> thanks. >> do you think we have the right to tell women how to dress? >> no. >> if they can go to work? >> no. >> if they can go to school? >> no. >> do you think they should take money to build a temple or a church? >> no. >> she took money from all those regimes and they never criticized her until tuesday of this week. they bought her silence. how can she champion the rights

of women and sexual rights and freedom and take that blood money. >> our government does business with all those governments across administrations. not just liberals, oh, no, sean hannity. >> that doesn't excuse her conduct. >> no, but i'm telling you this is what goes on. >> how can she be the champion of women, gay, lesbian rights and stand up for israel and jewish people and christians and take that money from those countries that abuse these people and abuse these groups? >> because you're doing business as governments, and i think -- >> this is a foundation. this is the clinton foundation, the clinton library. >> she, as secretary of state, of course, had relationships with the first lady. >> did she sell out? >> no, because arguably the foundation used the money for good causes. >> so it's okay to take money from evil groups as long as you use it for good.

>> she, it seems to me, has a problem of taking money while an official in government. but i don't know how you can say it's conservative, that conservatives didn't take the money, too. >> donald trump didn't take it. go ahead. >> one is a distinction government to government interaction. that is a completely separate issue from the private clinton foundation. >> it's not separate from 9/11 and the saudi involvement there. >> of course, the united states has diplomatic relations with saudi arabia and other groups. the other critical point, the state department while she was secretary of state, weaved through countless arms deals to these very same countries. she was taking money fror the clinton foundation. >> gitmo terrorists who went back to the battlefield, the same people who gave the muslim brotherhood head of egypt at one time, morsi, who said we are descendants of racist and pigs,

they gave them billions of dollars for weapons and tanks. juan williams, that is the person you're going to vote for president. that's her record. >> you're telling me that if we go back, republican administrations didn't do business with these people, sean? >> no. they won the republican that took money. >> donald trump didn't have armed sales from the united states government under the bush administration, under the reagan administration? come on. >> but the clintons are a unique example. you have her husband, who was a former president. she was a sitting secretary of state who could very well be the next president. that's what makes all of this so dirty. past republican administrations when they're in office is one thing. >> the real dirty part is she claims she's a champion of all these minority rights, and minorities are persecuted in these countries she takes millions from. she has sold out.

>> do you remember when rudy giuliani was mayor of new york city and blood money was coming back from a terrorist state and he sent it right back. >> i see george w. bush holding hands with these saudis. >> excuse me if i'm not interested in eight years ago. >> and their involvement implicated in 9/11. >> release the documents. who gave them up? >> who was hiding these documents? >> obama hasn't released them. >> you checkmated me a moment ago. you said this is about hillary clinton, but it's about the united states doing business with countries whose practices are at odds with our own. >> hillary clinton has taken money from countries that abuse and persecute, women, gays, lesbians, christians and jews. she has sold out. she cannot be the champion of those people's rights and take that money and sell out. >> and the united states government which stands store freedom, democratic rights and individual protection, we should go ahead and -- >> she's doing it for personal

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. welcome back to this special edition of "hannity" do muslim welcome back to "hannity." do religious leaders need to do more to combat the radical rise of islam? here, dr. robert jeffers and dr. mohammad ali-ahi is with us. so, dr. jeffers, in algeria, in omam, persecution of women, gays, lesbians, christians and jews is basically common day, every day. so you're a muslim. do you think that it's time for the muslim community to speak out about oppression of women, oppression of gays and lesbians? do you think it's time to speak out and say there ought to be religious tolerance, that saudi arabia should allow the building of a temple or christian church if somebody so desires to worship there?

>> they have been talking about saudi arabia a long, long time. nobody listens to us. >> i don't have a lot of time to mess around here. should these countries, do people like you have a responsibility to speak out and say stop opressing women, christians, gays and jews? >> i want you also to join us in this fight, also fight radicalism and fighting islam injustice, hate and hypocrisy, yes, all of this, of course. >> they have persecuted these people -- >> we are talking about that all of the time. >> and do you condemn it? >> kuwait and the uae and qatar and algeria? >> all that are supporting terrorism in zea and afghanistan and baghdad and everywhere of

course. >> my question -- >> my question from you, are you -- >> i ask the questions and you get to answer them. pastor, you see the persecution of women. it is -- it is so common place in the arab world, gays, lesbians, common place. no tolerance for christians or why do the politicians accept millions of dollars but never talk about them. they are shackled by political correctness. if this was a fundamentalist christian who committed this massacre we would have heard lectures from the president of the united states. but whether we are talking about brussels, san bernardino or orlando these were committed by

militant muslims. this is realism. i ask your audience tonight when is the last time you heard a terrorist yelling i am doing this in the name of jesus christ my lord. it doesn't matter who it is, gays, lesbians, americans, christians, jews, islam hates the jews and christians and -- >> that is nonsense. >> that is historical truth. >> that is nonsense. >> that is history. >> that's not true. >> we have to ended here. we have to take a break. thank you both. coming up more of the special edition of "hannity." more after this quick break. stay with us. what we were thin. what if you get a mortgage on your phone? wouldn't more people buy homes? and wouldn't those people need to fill their homes with household goods? and wouldn't the makers of those goods have phones from which they could easily secure mortgages of their own? further stoking demand as our tidal wave of ownership floods

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